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Probably no one thing has caused such a gen.
eral revival of trade at NJ. Lively's Drug Store
as their giving away to their customers of so
many free trial bottles Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Their trade is SIMPLY
enormous in this very valuable article from the
TACT that II always cures and never dsappoinis
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and
all throat AMI lung diseases quickly cured You
Can test it before buving by getting n trial bot
tie free, large size 81. Every bottle warranted.
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Is what most men desire. hut to keep from ill-
Ing grave in II cemetery lot ere half Y ur days
are NUMBERED. always keep q supply of DIR.
rierce's Golden Medical Discovery by you.
when the first symptoms of consumption APP
pear lose q" time ia putting yourself under the
treatment Of this invaluable medicine. 1t cures
when nothing else will. Possessing, as it does,
ten times the virtue Of the best cod liver OIL il
is not only the cheapest bnt far the pleasantest
to take 1t purlfes and enriches the blood,
strengthens the system. cures hloiches. pimples,
eruptons and other humors. BY druggists.
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Prof. Loisette,. Memory Discovery.

No doubt be entertained abont value and gen.
uneness Of Prof Losetes Memory System as it is go
strongly recommended by Mark Twain, Mr. Proctor.
Hons. W. w. Aetor, Junah +. Benjamin. Dr. Buckley
and Others For full details advise readers to send
for Prof LIS prospectus. al 2' Fifth Avenue New York
From it learn that the System il Taught ny correr-
pondence quite well by perona instruction Still
note that colleges New York have secured his
lectures. He has had 100 Olumbia Law Students two
asses Of 200 each at Yale. 80 Merden $50 Nor
wich 400 AZ Wellesley College, and 400 University OF
Penu. We cannot conceive how system could receive
any higher endorsement.
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QUITMAN. Ga. MAY l6, Is

QUITMAN, Ga, May Is, 1887.
NJ. A. BRIGGs j.: Dear Sir-My srepson, 16
years aid, has been sick nine years. suffering with
sallow complexion, thin blond, less OF appetite,
great weakness and swelling of bis feet, legs and
stomach His face was bloated, puffed and wa
terry looking, (dropsicall his complexion being
very pale and yellow. He had no regular appe-
lite aud Was too weak to work. not having
worked in six months, all told. in nine years. l
had tried six or seven doctors and spent 5000 to
cure him, but all failed. | offered one doctor
$3.50 TO cure.him, but he refused to take the case
| heard so much about yoLr Nunbetter Tonic
Pills got five bottles for 81 and gave them to
him. He is now entirely we'll and has worked
steadily for three mouths in the field, and con-
slider him finally cured Your pills are a paying
investment for sick and puny people
Yours respectfully,
W. Ii. COOPER
For sale by Mr. Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee,
Fla. 43-1y
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The hest Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores ulcers, salt rheum fever sores, tetter, chap
ped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents Der
box. For sale by NJ. Lively.
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In the Second Judicial Circuit of Florida
Leon County.
IN CHANCERY.
Robert Williams Mary Eliza Wiliams-Bin
for Divorce.
It appearing by the affidavit made in this cause
that the residence of the defendant, Mary Eliza
Williams. is unknown, and that she is over the aye
of twentyone years; 1t is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT do appear answer or demur to the bill OF
complaint filed in this cause, on the LIST day of Au
gust next otherwise said bill will be taken as con
fessed Prorided, Publication of this notice be
made for four consecutive weeks from the dat,
hereof in the WEEKLY FLoRIDIAN a newspaper
published in said Circuit, and copy hereof be
posted up at the Courthouse door in said county
of Leon.
Done and ordered this 4th July A. D. 1897
COUNCIL A. BRYAN,
Clerk Circuit Court Leon county, Fla.
July 2, 1SS74w
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Many young babies have erup!ions and sore
throat, sometimes b,fflng the most skillfu phv-
stefan. Frequently children suffer from some
inherited malady, and only the radical treat
m-nt of AN absolute and powerful blood purifier
can effect cure; again the ailmen may be from
contagi"n. AT any rate. the est plan is to at
once eradicate all poison from the blood, no
matter what the Cause. 81 wisely did Mr. C. C.
Key, one of the most cultured men and inlelli
grnt farmers of Alcora county, Mis-. He writes
the following pointed testimony of his expe-
rience:
CoRINTH, Miss February Is, 1887.
GENTLEMEN-Last November my baby, not
then year old, had "a bad breaking out on his
hands aud body, accompanied by very sore
thnoat. l gave HIM some 5. s. ). which hap
pen-d To have. When the family physician
came. and learned what was giving thu Child,
he told me to continue il, as it was The bes,
thing the baby could take. The doctor proved
wise, for in SHAFT while The eruption Cisap-
peared, and the throat got completely we'll
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta
Ga
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When Stanley after years of untiring energy,
discovered Livingston, the great African Ex
plorer, the first question the old hero asked was
Did you bring any of Harper's old Nelson
County Whiskev with YOU! Upon receiving
a reply in the affirmative, he exclaimed, Thank
heaven?' and burst into tears. Harper's cele-
brated Old Sour Mash is sold by the Sole
Agents. Ball Brothers, Tallahassee Fla. 46 1y
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Mrs. L. j. Fish and son, Master Leon, are
visiting friends Al Ellaviiie.
The attention of teachers Ia directed to no
tce in advertising columns.
Hon. Hugh A. Corley, of Lake County, is at
the Capital this week.
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NOTICE.

TIE Annual MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDER
Of the Gainesville, Tallahassee and Western Rail-
way Company for the election Of Directors and for the
at the ComPsnys ONCE in the City Of Gainesville, Fla,
N. FITCH MILLER, Seer etary
GAINESVILLE, FLA, July /, ISS7-1t
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HOute For Reas-Pos~es.fOn Gives
September First.

On Monroe street, one square from Capitol. z
rooms, large and airy double kitchen attached,
with fine we'll of water on same floor Location
beautiful and healthy; house in class order.
Address or enquire at store of
Y A. LEVY.
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Confinement, labor shorter and less painful
than on tw" former occasions; physicians aston.
ished; l thank you for Mothers Friend, writes
lady in South Carolina. Address the Bradfeld
Re-. Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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IN CHANCERY.

Leon County.
IN CHANCERY.
David F. Granting vs. Henry B. Bennett
Bill for Foreclosure and Sale Of Real Estate
1t being made to appe by the affidavit of David
+ Granting, filed in the above entitled cause that
the defendant, Henry B. Bennett, is a nonres-
ident of this rtate, that he is out of the State
and has been absent from the State for more than
six months next preceding the filing OF the bill in
the above entitled cause; that his residence is ui-
known TO attiant, and that he is over the age OF
twenty-one years. Upon motion CT con plainants
icitor it Is ordered that the above named Henry B.
Bennett do appear in this Court and make answer
or demur to this bill the first Monda,, the LIST
day OF august A. D. 1887 The said bill will be taken
as confessed; Provided That publication of this
order be made once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the FLoRIpIAN, weekly newspaper
published the city of Tallahassee in said Circuit
Done and ordered by me this 5th July, A. ID. 1887
COUNCIL A. BRYAN,
Clerk Circuit Court. Leon county, Fla.
July Z, 1SS7-4w
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Sf. Louis Beer.

One dollar and thirty five cents per dozen, at
w. P. SLUssER & Co.'S.
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Slaughtered.

Prices on Ladies' and Children Hose fifty per cent be
low cost to close out for New Stock.
ll-H SAXON & Co.
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Ladies' Undervests.

or all kinds, must go at cost to make for Fall Goods
IL II SAXON & Co.
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@ErROROLOGICAL.

49,, ot Temperature at 7aaa""''ee, F'0r'da
no" for Tie past sceek.
,.ten by ". A. RAwLs, Druggist and
tOose' Pharmaciet.)
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In the Circuit Court OF the Second Judici Il
Circuit OF The Stale OF Florida, in and for
Leon County.
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Big Reduction
Will be found in our prices on hats
HT SAXON Co.
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Murray Hall! Murray Hsall!
z If
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CHURCH AND CLERGY.


CARDINAL gibbons will be accompanied
to Rome next month by Rev. Father Dona-
hue, his secretary.
REV. +. Il. sCoTT, of Orange County, Va,
has accepted call to st. Johns p. f.
Church at Petersburg.
CARDINAL GIBBONS will administer the
rite of confirmation tomorrow at st. Mary's
Industrial School in this city.
REV. J. b. CRAIGHILL, OF Belair, Nd, has
been called to the rectorship of Whitemarsh
T. 4. parish, Talbot County.
REV. w. d. POWERS, late rector OF St.
Peter's Church, Rome, Ga, has taken
charge OF st. Pauls at Macon.
REV. FRANCIS RYAN has been appointed
pastor Of st. Ignatius' Catholic Church,
Baltimore, to succeed the late Rev. p. p.
Fitzpatrick.
REV. THOMAS II. MARCH, pastor of Mount
Savage NJ. +. Church, Allegany County,
Nd, died at that place January 10 Of
typhoid fever.
REV. G. j. FoRsYTHE will on Tuesday
evening next he installed as pastor of the
Barton Presbyterian Church, at Barton,
Allegany County, Md, Rev. j. L. Mofratt
OF Cumberland presiding.
REV. j. II. ECcLEsTON, rector of En-
manuel 7. Z. Church, Baltimore, was mar
riel last Tuesday to Miss Helen Mcleod
Whitridge, daughter Of DR.. Joseph B..
Whitridge Of Charleston, s. G..
TnE Baltimore conference OF the VI. E.
Church South will meet In Leesburg, Va,
March ., The conference consists of 203
clerical and 32 lay delegates. Bishop
keoIcr Of New Orleans VIII preside.
REV. W. w. BOYD. pastor of the Second
Baptist Church, -, Louis, for the last ten
years, will resign his pastorate an a salary
| of 5000 on the let of June. lie has no
definite plius fOr the future, but will seek q
smaller church.
liLv. ANDREW BHoADnus, many years
pastor Of the old Mdssapounax Baptist
| Church In Sp0t'sylvania County, has ten
| dcrtd his resignation, 10 take effect July /,
5ud las accepted call to Bethel Church,
| Caroline County, Va.
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.

GENERAL JOuN Lu,unANE was last
night elected chairman Of the Tammany
Hall General Committee.
Mn. ALLEN TnoRNDlKE RICE OF the
Moth Inyi,u, E,ricc has started On an
extended tour through the South.
NRs. IsABErLA INnlDEN, the agel
mother Of General John D. lmboden, diel
at ssltyille, Va, last Monday, Ia the sith
year Of her age.
MAYOR HEWITT Of New York Is slowly
7, r,coyefiug bis health and IL expected to oc-
cupy his chair In the City Hall On Monday
or Tuesday next
JAMES +. LANGDoS, the octogenarian
stage proprietor, who died at Plymouth, n.
H., January 10, owned the first line that
carried British mail through Vermont.
JoHS Coon Of Brooklyn, who worked in
a cordage factory ten or twelve years ago at
$3.50 day, has since perfected inventions
which pay him al annual royalty OF $780,
COO.
AMONG the guests present at the banquet
TO Henry NJ. Stanley at the Mansion House,
London, on Thuuday, were Cardinal Man
ming Lord Wolseley and the Baroness Bur
htlINNullas
Nh. Gladstone, birthday gifts incl iied,
among other things, red kercblef for his
neck, at least q dozen bottles OF his fayorite
Jam, one mutton and three mlnce pies aud
box OF pills, the last named from the hus-
hard Of the woman who forwarded the nut
ton pie.
A THOUSAND boys Ia Spain since tue
death OF the late King have been christenel
"Alfonso,n Queen Christine was so touched
by this proof Of loyalty that she sent to No.
1000, the sou Of tradesman, silver COB
let aud a savings bank book 10 which she
had written these words; "lo the thou.
sandth Alfonso, from a woman made happy
by two AliOns0s.
HENEY B. STANTON, husband Of Eliza.
beth Cady stanton, died in New Yof, yea
ierday, IN the ~ year ~ hls age. Daring
the auti slavery period be- vas one Of the
II ost argfosslyc uf tue ab0lltI1a as.iatQrs,
and was also prominent uewspiper writer
iOr magszineF. About two years ago he
pulli he'd bis " lialdom ltrcollccii0ns, '
a volume OF LIgh'y enteilsiHlng remlnls-
Ceurtb.
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\ DAYS HNrIoN.
wbntwa,bau

When was born.
rlNlDr.
saylGs.. .im' DO rHy portion ea1l. ths
Lc.- than % DOS s fhuH stlIt fa1ydaw
Itym tuy great aTte.lrs "Hr IHa- uf7 mHr1. H
Al substances ne ruunlur chemist IIus
Nriu down lutu u.4t .IIuuf l. mY Rio
lllenl.. Zoe joys fortunes NrlIty lHl IIf.
Eust
And whether am auErJ ~ 0UurrHf
Indebted ur |usuIfHi. lowed Ur hurt
All he uirills into sldrreaI wine
And lrin mv l'fl0 uuu. NrriIssF HiHHf
Ol AIl le tNrN. how ltNr iI WuI uH.u.
How WuUh runs over Hn fhH desert sands
~ "a new Muse draw HH With Hl'Hldi riE
And upllit mysUII iufu Ifs heaven.
llt needs ul iHr lraf sIsUf ausHHh UH .I.I I
And ull ~ tho tUllnWIuE hour uI tlr HiE
Drag 10 ridiculous arr
To-day, when friends approach and u1.ry
hour
Brings book ur -tnrlfIrht scroll uf rrnIHs.
The liii|g cup VIII not h1li bead wlIs.
Ana all the costly llluUl HIus 90 Wasfrs
Nor Ihes the Jealous llId nur diamond
drop
So 10 bt husbaudod flr poorer days
Why need volumes, m uus word HIH
Why need cdllerIes. when pHu.Is IHusHr
After the masters ,kgtHl nils ana ~tl.I.t
My apprehension Why seek italY
Who cannot clrunmnayigatc The saa
OF thoughts and thlnsi ~ bone. bat ailll al
The nearest matters for thousand days'
Emerson.
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GENERAL AND oRIricuLaR.

Mr. Lowell is to have ilve-page poem In
the February .it'autic II Boston Traveller.
Let Ter go, Gallagher. We stopped our
subscription at the close Of SO.
The Princess Of Wales is still In tears
over the loss OF her favorite dog, Rover,
which had been her companion for twenty
years.
lnscrutable arc all the ways
OF Providence. She fails
To see why lie should take the dog
And leave tn. Prince Of Wales.
"llave YOU read any Of Henry Georges
speeches?' asked a Congressman of Mrs.
Rongwerd.
"No. I've been so busy in society
haven't had a moment Of r0lassltude."
swell, advise you to read them. lie is
such theorist.n
"Indeed, is he' Why thought he was an
lnndelw
A prisoner who had been captured 10
New York was before Judge In Philadel-
phia.
where did you put up in New York;
asked the court.
"Put upin repeated the prisoner in sur
prise.
ayes said the court, sat what hotelY'
81 didn't put up at all. | beat the hotel
What do you take me for, anyhow
The railroads, at this writing, would very
likely give n long haul rate for any distance,
| however short, II the train were carrying
| the remains of Senator Cullom.
Senatorial hopes are even greater than the
| watcrtd stocks Of railroad corporations.
II IL reported that Mr.. Spies, the con-
| demned Anarchist, is to marry Miss Van
Iandt Of Chicago, a graduate of vassar
College. II the report be true, Mr.. S.
has probably given up all hope, and is pre-
| pairing to make death a sweet relief.
| Mr. John d. Rockefeller offered 100000
for Milet's painting, The Angelus,' and
the offer was rejected, which shows that a
standard oil painting Is greater than a stan
dard oil check
| To sit and dream the long day through,
| To deadcu AL the passions and the will,
To sit and dream aud wonder who
! VIII furnish cash to pay that tallOr's bill.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-15
NIr. EiIIipn'. NnX.

Mr.. Tilden frequently invested in railroad
stocks whenever there was decline In the
market or a chance to get in on the ground
floor IN q deal. 1t nuttlel him, however, to
be considered a speculator. lie would IL
diguantly repulate the Characterization,
and say; ~ am n investor, not a speculator.
! buy when consider stocks are good
purchase; then decide on the figure will
sell at, Just as a grocer marks his selling
price, and | sell whenever ! can get my
price, without reference to the market.'-
tClicago Herald
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The oil ON the Water.

Lady-All your marine pictures repre-
sent sea as being calm. Why don't you
paint storm once in a while
Artist-We painters in oil can't paint a
storm. | have often outlined storm on
the canvas, but as soon as begin to spread
on the oil colors the waves subside and the
sea becomes as calm as duck pOnd.
Lady-Yes, I've read about the wonder
ful effect oil has In calming the waves, but
hsd no idea II was as effective as all that.
Il Texas Siftings.
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The Deacon and the CLANS.

A good old deacon In Connecticut was
very pious and fond of clans. When once
upon time he attended Rhode Island
clam bake he overtaxed his capacity and
was sorely distressed. But his faith in
prayer was undated. Leaving the party
aud going down on bis knees behind tree,
he was heard to supplicate "Forgive me,
o Lord, this great sin Of gluttony. Restore
my health, and will never eat any more
clams.n Then, after pause, "Very few
II any. Amen. H. Lowell Courier.
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TOO Much Brain Work

GU, on West Peachtree street the other
DAY two negroes were engaged to reshingle
the roof Of cottage The mistress OF the
house noticed that one Of the negroes
nailed shingles steadily, while the other
ltuutd against thr feuee in lIngull way.
'Anl Why don youplll some shlnglesg"
fle askei.
"Ah ma'am," replied the iller, "le
brain work Il de hhr1es' pnrt'
Aud soft is.- itlauta Constitution.
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FOR SRLE-H0USES.

LOR SALE-New six-Room Brick
Il house, n st :. W; water and gas; price
el.sC0; easy terms; SOD ca 'h. balance S9j per
month. Apply TO s. OpPENHEIMEIt q BRO,
52S 9th st n W. st. Cloud building.
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PROPOSALS.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT..
JANIfARY A 1897

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
this Department until o'clock y. m, FRI
DAY, JAN. 81, 1887 for wiring certain
pied by the office of the Supervising Archi-
tect, and furnishing lamps, sockets, etc, and
supplying current for an incandescent system
of electric lighting.
Particulars can be had upon application TO
tho Assistant Superintendent of the Treasury
building. The Department reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and to waive defects.
DANIEL MANNING. Secretary.
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ew1OFFICE OF THE HERDIC
~ PHAEroN COMPANY. 10TH AND
~ STREETs SDITTIIEASn

WAsuINGToN. u. C., Jan 10, 1887.
A special meeting Of the stockholders of the
llerdic Phaoton Company will be held at the
office Of the company, In the city of Washing.
ton. d. O., on the 3isT DAY OF JANUARY,
1897, to vote for or against an increase of tho
indebtedness Of the company TO the extent OF
one hundred thousand dollars.
SAMUEL q. EBERLY,
IT, BRUCE BARE.
Trustees.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-15

TuE uuscating of Democratic
Knight of Labor In the Indiana House
of Representatives yesterday, on the
ground of his being justice Of the
peace, and therefore ineligible, gives
each party seventy five votes on joint
ballot. This reduces negotiations to a
very narrow basis.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-15

THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
to meet increasing demands upon their
transportation facilities, have issued a
new loan for 81, 500, 900. to be known
as the Car Trust loan, for the purchase
Of additional rolling stock.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-15

Henry u. STANTON and Abby Kelly
Foster. two characters of eminent note
In the antislayery period of our history,
passed quietly oil the stage of action
yesterday, Mr.. Stanton dying in New
York, and Mrs. Foster at Worcester
Mass both full OF years. by the pres
cut generation they had been well.nigh
forgotten, but they were powers in their
day and generation, and aided materi.
ally In the advancement of the cause of
abolition.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-15

MRs. EMMoNs Is not near so insane
as she looks In mos, of her pictures.
TnE CRiTIC TO day has free.hand
sketch Of this gifted lady that does her
tolrful lc Justice
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FOR RENT-..HOUSES.
DOR REST-

EOR EENr-Brick S.Room House.
Apply to j. H. GRAY a. 90. Gsl Est.
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AUCTION SALES,

w EEKs & CO., Auctioneers.
GENERAL OUTFIT OF DINING-sALOON,
023 L STREET NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION, .--
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY SEVEN.
SALE WILL DE FOUND TWO RANGES,
HOT WATER BOILER, REFRlGERATOR,
STEAK BROILER, PLATED COFFEE URN.
DINING CHAIRS. LARGE QUANTITY OF
PLATED WARE, CASTERS, KNIVES AND
FORKS, SPOONS AND SUGARS, LINEN
TABLECL0TIIS, NAPKINS, KITCHEN
WARE, ETC.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NIONEY TO LOAN on Good Real Es.
WI tate security. MASON, SHOEMAKER
~ STALEi, 1924 Y st, basement.
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PERSONAL.

U'HE Person who wns Handed by Mis-
L take a black gauze fan, spangled with
gold, at Presidents reception OF Thursday
evening, will please return same to the Office
at Hamilton House.
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,>5..RErAIL LIQUOR DEALERS.

~ ATTENTION.
Resolved Ivy the Advisory Board OF tho
Citizens aud Retail Liquor Dealers Assocla-
tlon Of the District OF Columbia, that the
Worlds News be designated the medium
through which calls for mcetings of the As
ISOLATION notices Of important legislation,
etc, shall be communicated To the Assocla-
tion and the general public.
Also, that mCmbcts are particularly tc.
Questcd to advertise and subscribe 20 that
paper. - .-...
r. j. SULLIVAN. PETER WNNNE,
Chairman Secretary,
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TnE Senate is not in session to-day.
II deserves little rest after sitting up
50 late last night TO pas, the Commerce
ldlf
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j. W. MARSHA, Secretary.

n-yssTHERE WILL he a PUBLIC
w. mcetingof all Interested In the building
and Improvement of the city NJ willard Hall,
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. IL, 800 O'Clock, TO
take some action on the late order OF the
Commissioners In relation to the occupancy
of the streets by those engaged In building.
All interestel arc invited 10 be present.